Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-10-19
Buy your groceries of Fairbanks.
Special sale Of lamps al Giles &

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Another new lot of Good Just rec'eiy'
ed at "a. Folsom's Variety Store.
There is sarong talk Of change Of
management at the nv indsor House. ss.5
The Office Of the 4 IN. u, Telegraph
company has been moved into the rooms
on second floor OF the Galloway block.
The billiard tables for the new hall
have arrived and Hay intends to have his
grand opening Saturday night If posi-
+ Rev. Tourney, a Presby terian minis
ter from Stewartville, MIMI, will preach
in the chapel, in Third ward, next Sunday,
October 20, at 10: 80 o'clock. .s5.s I. . /
Misses. Hanlon B. Eccleston, the
new dressmakers in O.. Ayers building.
are ministering to the wants OF the ladies
in the mill inery line in fine shape. ..
Miss Harvey has concluded to remain
in Austin and will continue to furnish in
struction to her class in music. This af-
fords an opportunity to young people
here that none should ne glect. 81 .>. \ \
|. DIR. Hollister is just moving into ele-
CANT new quarters over Freiderich's meat
market. When he gets things arranged
there he will have Offices as cosy and
pleasant as can be found in town. 4: T
There will be Episcopal services next
Sunday at 1890 q. M, subject, THE Lay
ing on of Hands, Also in the evening
a. 7:3o 2; m, subject. The Wedding
Garment" P. B. PEABODY, Rector.
When the cool breezes remind you OF
approaching winter, call at Gilhertson &
Edgerton's and look over those new
sleighs They have pair of light 0obs
that will give you lots OF comfort for the
price. .*'. ~
Clear Lake Mirror: L. Ingersol re
turned home last week from Austin,
MINI. to attend to some business matters,
after which he will return to Austin as
he has plenty of work there to keep him
busy until snow flies.
Benjamin Mason of Chicago arrieved
in Austin Monday. His eyes are seen to
open as he observes the new structures
that are springing up in the CITY. The
evidence of Austin's prosperity seems
very agreeable to Mr.. Mason. :
An excellent salve for bruises is the
following: Take the leaves of catnip
and bruise with salt pork in a mortar or
with rolling pin. If applied to flesh
wounds and bruises of any kind it will
at once allay the Inflammation.
1t was a picture for an artist. Six
little girls standing around tiny open
grave, one holding in her hands a pretty
soft-lined box in which lay dead wild
bird, while another repeated softly the
words below, as burial service for the
deceased songster. =
Miss Emma Green, recently of ST..
Peter, is in Austin for the purpose of or
ganizing class in instrumental music.
She is prepared to give instruction on the
organ or piano. Miss Green comes well
successful Instructor.
The United States postmaster in
spector was in Austin Monday, looking
after the interests of Uncle Sam. He
was also looking up Leverich's bushes.
Everything was pronounced 20. H."
and he too khis departure for other places
where his presence was needed more.
ALI catarrh sufferers are INVITED to
call and investigate the principle embod-
led IN the compressed air and electricity
treatment. of DR.. Macdonald. who &C.
quired his familiarity with this system
of medication in the office of the leading
nose and throat specialist of Chicago.
The residents Of Minnereka neighbor
Mr.. VIM: Shellbach and family, old resi-
in Mankato. Their daughter Augusta
graduated at the Mankato Normal school
last year and their son William is now
attending there. -..
This week finds the West & Litch-
field block getting way to the front.
The walls are up and the cornice IS going
on. Slow and sure has been the. motto.
1t is expected to have the building ready
for occupancy sometime next month.
Some of the finest locations in town will
be found on that corner. 49," ~ T..
WIN. o. Dickinson, who has been q
baggage master on the Southern MINNIE
sofa for six years. rushing between here
and Jackson, exhibited symptoms of vio-
lent insanity Saturday night and was
placed in the city lookup. It will pro-
badly be necessary to remove HIM to the
insane asylum, for time at least. =e,-.
AT my store Saturday Oct. %. gen
tleman will exhibit a superior assortment
of ladies, misses and childrens, cloaks and
wraps. from one of the largest and most
reliable manufacturers in the country,
any one desiring to give special order for
a garment are invited TO see this stock.
Respectfully. L. s. Willard. NJ
The School Education has the follow
ing to say on the number of holidays
that teacher is entitled to. I'm ad-
dition to closing for institutes, teachers
are authorised by law to close school
with full pay. on Christmas day. the first
day of July, Memorial day and Thanks
giving day-tive days in all.
: -Owatonna Journal and Herald: The
union depot here. it is claimed. will be
one of the handsomest structures OF the
kind on the Milwaukeesroad. Although
built Of frame it will cost nearly as much
as the Faribauit depot and be much
prettier. The work upon it is being
pushed rapidly and will be completed be-
fore the intense cold weather commences.
ALBERT Lea has boom at last, the
Enterprise tells us that they are to have
q new building at their brick yard 20 Z 20
the first story brick. Stimulated by this